Sentence examples for substantively with from inspiring English sources

The first part of the Summa goes on to deal substantively with the Trinity, creation, and human nature.

It is in Brown's interest to go the extra mile in proving genuinely pluralist intent, engaging substantively with progressive opinion of all parties and none.

Neither had it made any offer to correct the story, as it had been obliged to do under Clause 1 ii)." So the Daily Star "failed to engaged substantively" with Ipso's complaints committee.

"I ask Iran to engage substantively" with the United Nations agency "without delay and provide the requested clarifications regarding possible military dimensions to its nuclear program," Mr. Amano said.

WASHINGTON — President Obama did not win much substantively with his victory Thursday over House Republicans in their showdown over extending payroll tax cuts and unemployment aid for two months.

It is when the emphasis shifts to exploring character and theme, and "The Lost Books of the Odyssey" engages more substantively with its source material, that the novel achieves real emotional resonance.

In a brief telephone interview after the hearing, Mr. Spitzer said that he had criticized the recent settlement between Putnam and the S.E.C. "because it was not a deal that I substantively agreed with".

The talking-points controversy was always strangely misdirected — in part because, as this report makes clear, there is a lot that was substantively wrong with the way things were managed in Benghazi.

"Some courts think that an attorney can reject a contract for basically any reason at all, while others believe that a contract can only be rejected if there is something substantively wrong with it".

The "frightbat" episode exposed the refusal of a corner of the Australian media to substantively engage with 10 commentators – an entire cohort of writers, expert across a broad range of subjects – on any level but gender.

Since the new constitution went into effect, Constitutional Court did declare a number of other laws unconstitutional as substantively inconsistent with the principles of the new constitution, including two of the now-nullified former constitutional amendments.